In the month since launching, the Susan Wojcicki Foundation has accelerated research, mobilized supporters, and built a movement around the urgent goals of finding lung cancer earlier, when it is most treatable, and preventing it altogether.

New research reveals early warning signs of lung cancer risk, as well as a drug that may help prevent tumors from developing.

In a new feature story on newsstands now, TIME explores how the Susan Wojcicki Foundation is working to understand the changing demographics of lung cancer diagnoses and accelerate research into early detection.

The first fundraising event of the Susan Wojcicki Foundation, which launched just a few weeks ago, raised $15 million to build a future where fewer families lose loved ones to lung cancer.

In a national television cover story, Good Morning America spotlighted the launch of the Susan Wojcicki Foundation and its mission to advance early detection and prevention of lung cancer.

The Foundation brings together leading partners across science, technology, and research, with early programs underway and significant first-year commitments from Google.org, Melinda French Gates, and Salesforce.

A groundbreaking collaboration inspired by friendship, patient advocacy, and a shared determination to change the future of lung cancer research.

A personal reflection on cancer research, resilience, and finding beauty in everyday life

We are launching the Susan Wojcicki Foundation in memory of Susan and to change the course of lung cancer.

A launchpad of resources, vetted by our team of experts and sourced from our partners and leading voices in the field of lung cancer.